Henri Seroka was born in Anderlecht, Belgium, but is of Polish descent. Henri began his musical career as a singer, successfully performing a wide range of songs in various languages. But he soon moved to his great passion: composing music. Henri composed music for artists like Ivan Rebroff, Betty Dorsey and Lulu. In 1984 Henri was awarded a gold disc for his composition 'Avanti la Vie', the Belgian entry for the Eurovision Song Festival. Henri Seroka has enjoyed success as a composer, producer and pop singer in Belgium, Poland and neighbouring countries. He has composed and written songs for various features films, TV productions and for artists like Betty Dorsey, Jean-Pierre Cassel, Ivan. Rebroff, Dorothée, Roland Kaiser, Lulu and Gunter Gabriel, He composed the music for the TV series "SMURFS". (more-than 1 million records sold!). He also wrote the Belgian tune for the European Theme Representation at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, which brought him his second gold disc within a year. Henri Seroka now has his own studio in Brussels where he continues to write and arrange all kinds of music. He is noted for his work as a film music composer for international movies films like "Alice", "Ataturk" and "The Art of Love", in USA and Europe. He is now working on his second stage rnusical and is proud to be a member of the OREADE label. November 2009, Henri Seroka is composing the soundtrack for the feature film "Le consul de Bordeaux" (Portugese- Spanish-Belgian co-production) Directed by Francisco Manso and Joao Correa. Henri Seroka composed and conducted "The symphony for Viana Do Castello" with 52 young musicians (between 12 and 16 years old) from the music school of Viana. On April 24th 2009 ,Henri Seroka received the award for Best musical score on the 42nd International film festival in Houston -USA , for the feature film "God's little garden ". For more info www.worldfest.org <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Henri+Seroka">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.